Geek Tank Radio

Hosted by Joe Thordarson, Brandon Olmstead, and Allan Gilbreath Pop Culture, science, movies, conventions, anime, and comics. Content updated weekly

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"Truck-Or-Treat Is A Candy Participation Trophy"??
The Geek Patrol are kicking their crypts and scratching their heads as they explore a spooky, philosophical quandary regarding the ethics of displaying the ancient remains of the deceased in museums.
29:43
"He Had It Coming"
The Geek Patrol get primal as they discuss animal documentaries, in light of viewing the recent trailer for "Nuisance Bear."
29:47
"Elmwood Cemetery IS The Heart Of Memphis"??
The Geek Patrol "sink their teeth" into a three-decade late review of 1992 Francis Ford Coppola's "Dracula," as well as discuss how cemeteries and Shakespeare make a perfect couple.
29:44
Art & Chemistry Are Geeky??
What is the "Memphis Comic & Fantasy Convention Appreciation Society," and why does the Geek Patrol appreciate them?!
29:51
"We Will Never Have Integrity"
The Geek Patrol perform a post-mortem on the Junji Ito "Frankenstein" manga, sing the praises of Laika Studio's "Wildwood," and carry their discussion of artistic integrity into an excavation of Michael Bay's "The Rock."
30:04
"I Should Not Be Left Unsupervised..."
The Geek Patrol are joined by "[That] Katie Jones" from Rogue's Gallery to discuss her all-female artists group's upcoming event at Abandoned Antiques in Millington on October 11th from 1-5PM.
29:53
"The Longer The Title, The Bigger The Check"
The Geek Patrol are joined by Ned Canty and Philip Himebook from Opera Memphis to discuss their troupe's upcoming productions throughout the MidSouth area.
29:51
"Are You Feeling Overloaded Right Now"?!
The Geek Patrol needs a break as they explore the concept of "content overload," as the world of geekdom almost has too many options to choose from coming out all at once.
29:41
"We'll Never Do A Tribute Album"!!
The Geek Patrol explore the importance of movie soundtracks and why the creation of new hit singles are missing from modern films.
29:49
"The Traveling Buddy Of Super Grover"??
The Geek Patrol celebrate the life of three octogenarians (Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, and Peter Cullen), while also posing a philosophical question related to a franchise all three of the recently-departed had a degree of connection to.
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